It depends on the rest of the sentence. Take out the words "Jimmy and I" and say the sentence using both 'me' and 'I'. Which makes sense?
For example, let's say the sentence is, "Jimmy and I went to the store." Take out the "Jimmy and I" and you are left with either "I went to the store" or "Me went to the store." Obviously, "I went to the store" is correct. You would not say, "Me went to the store." Therefore, in this example, the proper usage would be, "Jimmy and I went to the store."
But if the sentence was, "She is coming with Jimmy and me." Take out the "Jimmy and me" and you are left with either "She is coming with I" or "She is coming with me." In this case, "She is coming with me" is correct. Therefore, in this example, "She is coming with Jimmy and me" would be the correct usage.
It depends upon the context. If you want to say that Robert and you did something, you say "Robert and I did something." In such a case, "Robert and I" is the subject of the sentence. If you want to say that something happened to Robert and you, you say "Something happened to Robert and me." In that case, "Robert and me" is the object of the preposition "to".
The easy way to know which one to use is to try the sentence without "Robert" and see whether it sounds right. For example, you wouldn't say "Me went to the store", so you wouldn't say "Robert and me went to the store." You wouldn't say "The ceiling fell in on I", so you wouldn't say "The ceiling fell in on Robert and I."
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Do not try to write the introduction to your paper first.
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you should write...Bureau of the Department of the Interior.
yes he will write you back, if you be sensable and not no hormonal teenager. For real teenagers should not let their hormones control them.
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In "Letter to His Son," why does Robert E. Lee write his letter to his son
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yea, he did.
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Robert Fulghum was inspired to write his list while sitting in a pew at a Baptist church in Kansas City.
He is very interesting especially to write about.
No you can't write him (just look it up on google or yahoo)
To write a poem in the style of Robert Frost, focus on nature, rural settings, and themes of isolation and introspection. Use simple language and traditional rhyme schemes, such as blank verse or iambic pentameter. Consider exploring universal truths and human experiences in your poem.